Between the arrival of Alex Bregman and the trade for Edward Cabrera, expectations are high for the Chicago Cubs' 2026 season. Over the past month, the Cubs have returned to the big-boy table and are among the leaders in spending this offseason. With that comes the imminent arrival of spring training, where Cubs fans are undoubtedly looking forward to watching games. The only problem is that most of the spring training games this season won't be on Marquee Sports Network.
Lost in the fanfare of the Cubs Convention this past weekend was team president Crane Kenney telling the Chicago Tribune that there will be a reduction in spring training games on Marquee Sports Network this season.